Karl Joachim Brende
@karljoachim.bsky.social
Visiting Research Fellow at BI Norwegian Business School previously @UniOslo, @UCBerkeley with a focus on Economic History, early modern history, informal credit, networks, and digital history.
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Did you eat butter this Easter? Was it Lurpak? 🧈 New publication in Business History. It naturally leads to a little reflection I would like to share with you. And it also leads to a small corner of economic history that needs reinterpretation🧵
April 28, 2025 at 10:02 AM
Did you eat butter this Easter? Was it Lurpak? 🧈 New publication in Business History. It naturally leads to a little reflection I would like to share with you. And it also leads to a small corner of economic history that needs reinterpretation🧵
Reposted by Karl Joachim Brende
The key chart right now:
Usually US economic pain is cushioned by falling bond yields and a strengthening dollar, which mean lower interest rates and more spending power for consumers.
This time we’re seeing the opposite, meaning the pain will be amplified.
Usually US economic pain is cushioned by falling bond yields and a strengthening dollar, which mean lower interest rates and more spending power for consumers.
This time we’re seeing the opposite, meaning the pain will be amplified.
April 22, 2025 at 1:41 PM
The key chart right now:
Usually US economic pain is cushioned by falling bond yields and a strengthening dollar, which mean lower interest rates and more spending power for consumers.
This time we’re seeing the opposite, meaning the pain will be amplified.
Usually US economic pain is cushioned by falling bond yields and a strengthening dollar, which mean lower interest rates and more spending power for consumers.
This time we’re seeing the opposite, meaning the pain will be amplified.
Reposted by Karl Joachim Brende
New on the GPIH website: Elena Korchmina's dataset of wages, prices, and living standards for Moscow, 1553-1851! #econsky #econhistory
February 7, 2025 at 5:12 PM
New on the GPIH website: Elena Korchmina's dataset of wages, prices, and living standards for Moscow, 1553-1851! #econsky #econhistory
Reposted by Karl Joachim Brende
Institutions and trade during the first globalization
Our Max Weber Fellow Juan José Rivas Moreno recently published a book on the capital market of Manila and the Pacific trade #17thcentury - #19thcentury 👉 loom.ly/_uXwP3A
📚 #EconomicHistory #TradeHistory #skystorians
Our Max Weber Fellow Juan José Rivas Moreno recently published a book on the capital market of Manila and the Pacific trade #17thcentury - #19thcentury 👉 loom.ly/_uXwP3A
📚 #EconomicHistory #TradeHistory #skystorians
January 13, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Institutions and trade during the first globalization
Our Max Weber Fellow Juan José Rivas Moreno recently published a book on the capital market of Manila and the Pacific trade #17thcentury - #19thcentury 👉 loom.ly/_uXwP3A
📚 #EconomicHistory #TradeHistory #skystorians
Our Max Weber Fellow Juan José Rivas Moreno recently published a book on the capital market of Manila and the Pacific trade #17thcentury - #19thcentury 👉 loom.ly/_uXwP3A
📚 #EconomicHistory #TradeHistory #skystorians